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Number 2, Spring 1998 IN THIS ISSUE.. CYRILLIC OCCUPATION S by Dolores Lee Ring ... CONFIRMING THE ZELINGER- KESTENBERG CONNECTION, Working with Early 19 th Century Vital Record s by Robert E. Heyman SURNAMES FROM THE OPOCZNO YIZKOR BOOK compiled by Gideon Carmi 1 5 WACHOCK TOMBSTONE Qjpecid interest Group PHOTOGRAPHS text by Mike Persillin, tombstone transcriptions by Rabbi Charles Lippman 1 7 LETTERS 19 BOOK REVIEW: JEWISH ROOTS IN POLAND by Miriam Weiner Reviewed by Warren Blatt 21 2, StOWNIK HISTORIIKIELECKICH ZYDÔW, The Dictionary of the Kielce Jews by Krzysztof Urbanski and Rafal Blumenfeid 25 REPORT OF RECENT MEETING OF THE LAGOWER MUTUAL BENEFIT of ^Jewish genealogy SOCIETY OF TORONTO by Sid Orfus and Max Katchky 2 8 covering the Qubernias of EXTRACT DATA IN THIS ISSUE .... 3 0 Radom deaths, 1827-1841 3 1 Daleszyce births, marriages and and deaths, 1826-1846 4 4 of tfie «Kingdom of (pofancf GLOSSARY, PRONUNCIATION GUIDE as defined fr£ tfie 6ourtaaries 52 as the^ existed, 1867-1917 but first a word from your coordinator.. 2 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal, Vol. 2, No. 2 Spring 199 8 ... but first a word from our coordinator Members have asked me if there is going to be a gathering of Kielce-Radom SIG members at the AJGS seminar in Los Angeles, July 12-17. Th e answer is "YES!" A meeting of those interested 3jperiaf ^Interest Group has been scheduled for Monday, My 13 , from noon to 1:5 0 pjn. I t will be the first time we've been able to get together since we first organized during the closing moments of the summer seminar in (journal Boston two years ago. ISSN No. 1092-8006 ©Î998, a D material âûs issue Both Warren Blatt and myself will be there. We'l l want to know your thinking about the future of the SIG and the Journal. Wha t are published quarterly by the " KIEIJCE-SADOM you most happy with? Wha t would you like to see more of, or , Specia l Interest Group (SIG) improved, or added? I t is your feedback and help that keeps this organization going. S o come prepared to give us your input body ai individual s interested in Jewish Of course, we will also want to know if YOU can help US. Yo u hear genealogical research from Kieke and us continually calling for more help to extract materials from the Radom, two gubemias in the Kingdom LDS microfilms. W e can't impress you enough of the importance of x>f Poland as defined b y the boundaries these projects. W e will also want to know what other specialties you , as Éhey «xisted ftom Î867-1917. might have to offer our members in allied fields of research... available books and records, translation capabilities, photographs, first-hand experiences , etc. -£3=r z; Warren Blatt- i _ ' Lauren B. Eisenberg Davis Which is a perfect lead-in to an urgent request on my part. I am Gene Starn, Coordinator looking for someone to take over my duties of putting together the Journal each quarter, and eventually someone else to take over as VISIT OUR WBB PAGE coordinator, keeping track of membership and finances. Neithe r task is too difficult, but I find that my health and personal matters need more of my time. Subscriptions and all administrative :<u>«espondeoct should feedisected to: In putting out the Journal, you would have to be computer literate in word processing with WordPerfect or MS Word. Th e style of the Journal has already been established, so you would follow these Gene Stam, Coordinator guidelines. Th e content of the Journal is supplied virtually camera- 7: PX> . Box 520583.--;. ready. Al l you would have to do is the finishing touches to be ready e-mail: [email protected] for the printer. If you think you might be interested in taking over e: (407) 788-3898 some of these duties, or want to know more details, please send me an e-mail or a call me, collect, evenings (407-788-3898). - All matters relating to reseaich should We have another information-packed issue, beginning with Dolores Ring's occupations in Cyrillic along with some sound advice for Lauren B. Eisenberg Davis . _- those doing Cyrillic translations. Rober t Heyman tells of his L P.O. Box 784 Reisterctown, MD 21136-0784 experiences in working with vital records in the early 1800s, and e-mail: [email protected] jiet Warren Blatt reviews what he calls "the most comprehensive work ever published on Polish-Jewish genealogy," Plu s many more interesting articles and extracts from Radom and Daleszyce. 126.00 lor JEXS* Csmada arid Meicd _ $32.00 for all others - -, Read on, enjoy, and increase your genealogical knowledge. [add $6.00 for airmail delivery instead I o f surface mail overseas] Spring 1998 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal, Vol. 2, No. 2 Cyrillic Occupation s Dolores Lee Ring This list of Cyrillic occupational words was developed from vital records from the Kielce area, and a list of Polis h occupations in Occupational Definition s b y Lauren B. Eisenberg Davis, with acknowledgements t o Warren Blatt , Michael Tobias , Maria Binde r Grebe r an d Alexander Beide r (1:1). Difficultie s i n preparing suc h a list are caused by the change of meanings with time, lack of uniformity i n spelling, and determining the correct translation for an occupation consisting of more than one word. Th e starred words are non-occupational terms , which may be used wit h genera l occupations. I want to give special thanks to Alexander Beider, whose suggestions and corrections made this list possible. PyCCKMM ENGLISH rpV3HMK loader amrexapb pharmacist ABOPHMK street-sweeper apeHAaTop lease-holder Ae/i MacTep master craftsman 6aKaneMLu,MK grocer AO/1XHOCTHOM official 6aHKMp banker AOMOB/iaAe/ieu homeowner 6aHLUMK bath attendant AOMOB/iaAe/ieu, landlord 6apMeH, 6y<t>eTHM K bartender APOBOKO/1 woodchopper 6apxa, JIOAOMHMK barge, boatman Ay6M.ribm.MK tanner 6aTpaK cottager, farm-laborer xepTBOBaTe/ib alms giver ÔOXHMUbl AO3Opa of Jewish XeCTflHMK tinsmith administration* tenant, lodger 6o/ibHnu,a hospital* xM/ieu XHeu. reaper ôOHAapb cooper, barrel-maker 3aMeCTMTe/1b assistant BSpHMK, K33H3H6M trustee 3aMecTHTe/ib paBBM H assistant rabbi BMHOAe/1 wine-maker 3SM/16B/iaA6/16LJ, landowner BMHOKVP alcohol-distiller peasant farmer B/iafle/ieu, proprietor, owner 3eM/ieAe/ieu 3Haxapb medicine man BO3HMLJ,a coachman 3onoTbix nen MacTe p goldsmith craftsman Bpan doctor M3BeCTb lime* ra/iaHTep6MiiiMK haberdasher, seller of fancy goods M3BO3HMK carrier, drayman rM/lbAMfl guild * M3rOTOBMTe/lb manufacturer r/IMHflHblM clay, earthenware* MMÔMpHbiM xne6 gingerbread ro6e/ieH tapestry* KaôasHMK inn, tavern-keepe r rOCTMHOABOpeU shopkeeper in bazaar KaivieHOTëc stone-cutter roHnap potter KaMeHLUHK mason, bricklayer rocTMHMua inn* KaHTOp cantor rocyAapcTBeHHbiM - KBa/)M(])MUMpOBaHHblM qualified* cnyxaiuMM civil servant KMpnMH brick* rpaBëp engraver KOXeBHMK tanner (skin to leather] rpeôeHb comb* KO/iëCHMK wheel-maker 4 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal, Vol. 2, No. 2 Soring 1998 K0/10HMCT colonist, settler HOXOBLMMK cutler KOHAMTep pastry-cook, HOCM/ibLUHK porter confectioner OÔOMLUMK upholsterer KOHTOpmHK clerk, office worke r circumcision* KOHTpO/lëp controller, supervisor o6pe3amie OBCflHKa, flHMeHb groats, barley * KOHIOX stable-hand tutor KormëHbiiî smoked (fish, meat)* oneKyH barber Konerap stoker, fireman napuKMaxep nacTyx shepherd KpaCM/lbLUMK dyer neKapb baker KpaCHOA6p6BLL^liK cabinet-maker nepeBO3HMK ferryman, carrier, KpaxMan starch* boatman KpeCTbflHMH peasant nepen^ëTHMK bookbinder Ky3Heu blacksmith nenaTHHK printer icyneu merchant nuBOBap brewer icynep coachman nucaie/ib writer Jia6O3HUK corn, flour merchant n^OTHMK carpenter JiaBOHHUK huckster, street trader noBap cook JiapëHHKK stallholder, peddler 1 |^QpiDQJ mpi^i^ % lj^_?\*I_I*f^\_f^ midwife JieCHMK forester noAëHiMMK day-laborer ziecoToproBeu wood tradesman noAMacTepbe apprentice /1OAOMHMK boatman nOAP«AHMK contractor ZiyAM^bLUMK tinker, pan-mender nojinueiîcKMM policeman Maioiep broker nOMOlUHMK assistant* M£Uiqp painter nopTHnxa dressmaker MaHy<t>aiaypotî ToproBeU clothier , dealer nopTHoiî tailor MaUJUHMCT wagon-driver nocTOfl/ieu, nocTOflHH O constant, always* MeAHMK coppersmith, tinker, noHTanbOH postman brazier n"03T poet Me/IKUM, Me/lOHHbI M small scale, petty* npoAaBiMMua shop assistant Me/lbHMK miller npOMblLU/ieHHMK industrialist Me/lbHMU,a grinding mill* paÔOTHMK worker MeTan/ioo6pa6oTKa metalwork paBBMH rabbi MeXOBLMMK, CKOpHfl K furrier P633K knife* MjiaALutiLi Kara/ibMbiP i lesser kahal member pa3HblM diverse (various work)* MOrH/lblUMK grave-digger pe3HHK butcher, shochet MO/1OHHMK dairyman POCTOBIMMK money-lender MOCTOBLUMK paver pyAOKon minei of minerals My3blKaHT musician pbiôaK fisherman MyKOMO/1 flour-miller CaflOBHMK fanner, gardene r Mbl/lO soap* canoxHMK shoemaker M3p mayor CBflLUeHHUK clergyman MflCHHK butcher ce/ibCKOxo35iPicTBeHHaq - HaA3npaTe^b overseer, forema n paôoTa agricultural wor k I unskilled * cepeôpnHbix Ae/i MacTep silversmith HMLUMM beggar CKOTOBOA cattle-breeder Spring 1998 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal, Vol. 2, No. 2 CKOTOnpOMblLJJ/ieHHMK cattle-dealer pupil, apprentice sculptor scholar c/iecapb locksmith teacher, schoolmaster servant, attendant manufacturer pitch-burner clothier, draper outfit, equipment cJ>apMau,eBT pharmacist COBeTHMK advisor 4>epMO farm-owner coflepxaTe/ib landlord 4>epMep fanner co/ieToproBeu salt dealer lamplighter ccwieBap salt worker xapneBHUK tavern-keeper CO/lOflOBHMK maltster xne6onëK bread-baker cnei4,na/iMCT specialist scholar x/ionoK cotton* senior kahal member XMenn ToproBeu, hops-peddler CTëraHoe quilt* XO3HMH landlord CTeKOJIblitKK glazier UbipKD/lUK barber-surgeon CTO/lflp joiner, carpenter confectioner CTOPOX watchman, guard sentry, guard CTpOMTe/lb
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